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ElMiko · 05-11-2025, 04:15 PM

I assume you mean something like:

Code:

<br style="line-height:1.5em;"/>

If so, that also yielded a whole lotta nothin'.

I also tried adding

Code:

display: inline;

to the css, in case that's what you were driving at, but that didn't do anything.

However, if i create a around the and add the "line-height: 1.5em;" property to the css for the it does work.

Not that this is an actual solution; that's super duct-tape-and-super-glue-style coding.

Also, please see the screengrab for " " being displayed as " " in PageEdit.

EDIT: Ha! I just realized that PageEdit's prettification inserts a line-break after tags...

EDIT2: FWIW, I opened the file in Sigil 0.7.2, and the preview (and ye olde Book View) correctly renders the line-height property.

05-11-2025, 04:15 PM	#19
ElMiko Evangelist Posts: 479 Karma: 65460 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Kindle	I assume you mean something like: Code: <br style="line-height:1.5em;"/> If so, that also yielded a whole lotta nothin'. I also tried adding Code: display: inline; to the css, in case that's what you were driving at, but that didn't do anything. However, if i create a <span> around the <br> and add the "line-height: 1.5em;" property to the css for the <span> it does work. Not that this is an actual solution; that's super duct-tape-and-super-glue-style coding. Also, please see the screengrab for "<br />" being displayed as "<br></br>" in PageEdit. EDIT: Ha! I just realized that PageEdit's prettification inserts a line-break after <br> tags... EDIT2: FWIW, I opened the file in Sigil 0.7.2, and the preview (and ye olde Book View) correctly renders the line-height property. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by ElMiko; 05-11-2025 at 04:39 PM.